The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-01-22


Sol Hip has placed on our table one
of his neat and convenient calendars
for 1887.
James Burns is the happiest man in
town. It's girl and put in an APP
pearancs yesterday forenoon.
The Argus mill was shut down
Thursday for repairs, which will take
seven or eight days to complete.
Leave ysur orders with Sol Hip.
Goods aot in stock will be sent fer. >
The semi annual superintendent of
State School moneys has been made.
White Pine, with $40 school children,
gets 81, 02S %.
Archie Munro, : we'll knswn miner
of this section, left for Arizona Wed
nesday. He goes overland and expects
to be q menth on the road.
The most marked difference between
poker player and girl about to be
spanked Is that one raises the blind
and the other pulls it down.
The attachment on Whey Edwards
store. mentioned in our last, has, we
are pleased to note, been settled, and
our young friend has again resumed
business.
On the first page Of the NEWS will
be found Governor Adams biennial
message. II 10 an able State paper
and cannot fail to prove interesting to
our readers.
4 lot OF gents rsady-made clothing,
newest styles, just received at Dol
Hips.
Max Shaefer, at the Taylor Brewery,
is now making the best lager beer ever
placed on this market. When the
Summer time cometh Max's beer will
have large sale.
big Sim" tsok Dan Mcdonald and
Jimmy Harris to Frisco this week.
From thence they go to Salt Lake City
10 see the sights and enjoy city life
for Q month or so.
Austin Reveille: John g. Johnson.
who killed james Marks, pleaded
guilty to manslaughter and was SEN
fenced by Judge Bigelow last week to
10 years in the State Prison.
Christmas goods, of all varieties,
just received at Sci Hips. Also pigs
fset in kegs.
A note from Carson informs us that
Miss Eta Quintrell, who taught the
Hamilton school for the past two
years, has been granted an educational
diploma by the State Board of Educa-
ten.
By some process, net laid down on
the young mans programme, Tay Tor
was cheated cut of a wedding this
week. But, no matter, We are sure Of
couple, that won't miss, in the near
future.
Senator Briggs has our thanks for
copies of Gov. Adams message, the
State Controllers annual reports for
1855, and the Surveyor General
and Land Registers report for 1885
and 1885.
Dan Collins and J. B. Williamson,
of Cherry Creek, spent . few days
with US this week. They looked cheer
fnl and their beaming smiles tell loud
or than words that they believe a
brighter day is dawning for their town.
Mining stocks have ruined many a
man, and II seems some even in this
county. VIM. Hayes, of Hamilton.
has been sued for $l2.474 so, on ac-
count of stock alleged to be held by
him as trustee for other parties in that
town.
A bill has passed the Nevada SEN
ate fixing the compensation of jurors
at % per day, whether accepted or
otherwise. This is right aud proper,
but II will benefit White Pine jurors
very little unless a special fnnd is
created to pay jurymen in cash and
not in 30 cent scrip.
Assemblymen Lyons, of White Pine,
and Beebe. Of Eureka. were the only
Republican members of the Assembly
who did not vote for w. NJ. Stewart for
U. 8. Senator, and we would like to
see the color of the mans hair who
dare impute the honesty or integrity
81 either of them.
K A. Mccormick, of Aurum, has
gene to Boston to straightsn out the
complications likely to arise over the
death AZ u U n.o-l-. Tk- :. 49,.